Sentence examples for a more precise label from inspiring English sources

A more precise label might be the Dirtbag Left, a term coined by the writer Amber A'Lee Frost, who is Biederman's roommate, and who, this week, officially joined the "Chapo" roster.

Part of that, I've got to believe, is attributed to, for lack of a more precise label, a "Bell syndrome," characterized by a hyper-awareness of possible municipal malfeasance and a readiness to jump on anything that even suggests it.

Still, I understand Campbell's frustration and wish there were a more precise, nonjudgmental label.

While this was not clinically relevant or represented a more precise diagnostic label (e.g. overlap syndrome when the prebiopsy diagnosis was primary biliary cirrhosis), it led to additional diagnoses which affected the patients clinical management in at least 12 cases (3.3 %) to a major and in another 41 (8.8%) in a minor fashion.

Or it could mean more precise labelling (to encourage consumers to buy local produce and shun imports), or distribution networks to favour local sales.

The final scene-level labeling is adjusted with the object-level labeling, generating a more precise scene-level result.

Gold silver labeling method shows a lower relatively sensitivity than the peroxidase method, however gold-silver labeling does permit a more precise subcellular localization of inmunoreactivity.

A node label is thus composed of two non-hydrogen atoms and their bond (see next paragraphs for a more precise description).

English is a more precise language.

"Use a more precise preposition".

Scientists have provided a more precise explanation.